Description

“Lamus. R. IV” by Michal Pawlikowski is a unique work published in 1912-1913 by H. Altenberg in Lviv. Part of a literary series, the book offers an in-depth socio-cultural and literary analysis, focusing on artistic and literary phenomena of the time. An accomplished literary critic and essayist, Pawlikowski presents complex themes on cultural life in Poland, as well as great literary figures, influencing the development of Polish artistic thinking. His works are valued for their insightful analysis and ability to capture the spirit of the era.
The book is bound in fine leather, carefully crafted by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, which gives it an elegant and prestigious character. The handmade workmanship and the excellent quality of the materials testify to the durability of the publication, making it not only an important source of knowledge, but also a beautiful decorative element in any library.
The rarity of the edition of “Lamus. R. IV” on the antiquarian market makes this item an excellent investment, the value of which is sure to increase over the years. Having this book in one’s collection is not only a tribute to Pawlikowski’s literary output, but also a testament to his passion for collecting valuable literary works. Such items attract the attention of both scholars and lovers of literature, constituting a real treasure that deserves a special place in any esteemed library.